Green tax policy in Malaysia: are we comparable to the rest of the world? by Zainol Affrin, Zaimah, Saad, Natrah

“…It has been feared for a long time that human activity is causing severe destructions to the earth, resulting in global warming, ecosystems threats, air and water pollution, hazardous waste, ozone depletion and rain forest destruction. Such threats are felt in every part of the world, and Malaysia is no exception. …”
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The most important contaminants of air pollutants in Klang station using multivariate statistical analysis by Zakaria, Haslina, Sharif, Shamshuritawati

“…In this study, the daily data of contaminants suspended in the air which are particulate matter (PM), and various gases such as ozone (O3), nitrogen oxides (NO2), sulphur dioxide (SO2), and carbon monoxide (CO) are used. …”

Penyertaan Malaysia dalam perjanjian berkaitan kemapanan dan menangani bencana alam sekitar dalam pelbagai hala by Syed Hussain, Tuan Pah Rokiah, Ismail, Hamidi

“…For example, the Montreal Protocol is an agreement that has managed to gain international cooperation involving almost all countries in the world in addressing the global problem of ozone depletion that threaten human habitats and the global environment.Malaysia is one country in the world that is so active on the world stage in the realization of the desire to preserve the environment by adopting Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs) at the national level. …”
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The legal framework for the protection of the air under international conventions by Ashour, Ameel Jabbar, Abdul Wahab, Harlida

“…Hence, this study, proposes the adoption of the international cooperation that was designed based on the International Convention on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights of 1966 and the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment at Stockholm in 1972 which developed the concept that the right to a healthy and balanced environment is a human right.Additionally, the Vienna Convention 1985 to protect the ozone layer should also be taken into consideration.For this purpose, a qualitative method of research is adopted and primary and secondary sources were consulted.…”
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Exploring the Nigerian transnational hotels' environmentally friendly practices towards biodiversity conservation in Lagos, Nigeria by Idoko, Ojochenemi, Kasim, Azilah

“…The increasing threat from excessive consumption of environmental resources is one of the leading factors responsible for environmental problems like deforestation, biodiversity reduction, ozone layer depletion, climate change, and global warming.Unfortunately, the hotel sub-sector of the tourism and hospitality industry is complicit in this regard. …”
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A study of green factory practices in Malaysia manufacturing industry by Ahmad, Md Fauzi, Ismail, Siti Norziah, Hassan, Mohd Fahrul, Chan, Shiau Wei, Abdul Hamid, Norhadilah, Ahmad, Ahmad Nur Aizat, Mohd Nawi, Mohd Nasrun, Abdul Rahman, Nor Aida

“…Carbon dioxide, loss of biodiversity, degradation of natural resources, global warming, ozone layer depletion and deforestation have effected on the environment. …”
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